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And being able to see that they were well taken care of, they had a lot of people look after them that helped. >> steve: the first guest was u.s. senator susan collins. >> yes. >> steve: the 17th guest, anita and frank. >> yes. >> steve: those were some of the most impactful guests, weren't they. >> yes. senator collins, right before that dinner, my mom said, do you have cloth napkins? do you have china? and i didn't. i didn't time for any of that. so i literally gave senator collins a paper towel to put in her lap. we had bottles of catch checkup. very casual. that was all i could manage. the...

Disability, that's one in five americans. how many think something is way out of whack? how out of whack? david? >> let's look at the problem that started since the war on poverty, the percentage hasn't changed. over 15 trillion spent. it's because we're not having solutions thrown into the system. what they're doing is feeding the system, feeding the beast and keeping it alive. it's money, sean. why is catch checkup considered -- catchup considered a staple? it was put in so schools could buy it, so the companies could sell it. those are examples of the system being institutionally corrupt. >...

Disability, that's one in five americans. how many think something is way out of whack? how out of whack? david? >> let's look at the problem that started since the war on poverty, the percentage hasn't changed. over 15 trillion spent. it's because we're not having solutions thrown into the system. what they're doing is feeding the system, feeding the beast and keeping it alive. it's money, sean. why is catch checkup considered -- catchup considered a staple? it was put in so schools could buy it, so the companies could sell it. those are examples of the system being institutionally corrupt. >...

Disability, that's one in five americans. how many think something is way out of whack? how out of whack? david? >> let's look at the problem that started since the war on poverty, the percentage hasn't changed. over 15 trillion spent. it's because we're not having solutions thrown into the system. what they're doing is feeding the system, feeding the beast and keeping it alive. it's money, sean. why is catch checkup considered -- catchup considered a staple? it was put in so schools could buy it, so the companies could sell it. those are examples of the system being institutionally corrupt. >...